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Nov 2, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Of Sheridan Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed community updates including presentations from Habitat for Humanity and a ZONTA proclamation, along with updates on fleet operations. Key business included the consideration of rezoning 26.30 acres from Higher Education and Residence districts to a Business District, and approval of the updated Sheridan Recreation District Rules and Regulations. Additionally, the agenda included claims processing and committee/board reports.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
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The Council convened to consider the authorization of past-due quarterly payments to the Sheridan Recreation District. Due to an administrative oversight during a staffing transition, the July and October payments totaling $172,920 had not been issued. The Council was asked to approve these payments outside of the standard claims process to assist the Recreation District in meeting its current operating obligations.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Sheridan Special Council Meeting
The council meeting addressed the approval of quarterly payments to the Sheridan Recreation District for July and October, totaling $172,920.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
City of Sheridan, Wyoming Regular Council Meeting
The council meeting included community and staff updates, specifically regarding budget reports. A public hearing was conducted concerning a request to rezone 26.30 acres from Higher Education and Residence District to Business District. Council members approved a resolution for the installation of a new stop sign at the intersection of North Scott Street and East Brundage Street. Various committee reports were presented, covering topics such as public art projects, local events, and museum leadership. The meeting also addressed construction projects and approved various city claims and financial payments.
